The pocket-sized, wood-fire burning, (eco friendly?) 180 camping stove
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The 180 Stove assembles in minutes to give you a stable cooking platform
The optional ash pan makes the 180 Stove cleaner and less impactful on the environment
The 180 VL Stove offers nearly as much cooking space while weighing close to 100 percent less than the standard model
Like the regular 180 Stove, the VL packs small
Two ash pan options are available
The 180 Stove vents and protects your fire so that it's focused on the pot above
You can use grass, twigs, sticks and other natural fuel
The stove is designed for hassle- and tool-free assembly
The stove is designed for hassle- and tool-free assembly
When broken down, the 180 stove is just over half-an-inch thick and 7 inches long
Article Summary
The 180 Stove is a simple, portable backpacking stove that relies on wood as its sole fuel. Unlike gas canisters and liquid propane, wood is a natural fuel that's available in all types of wilderness areas, making it a renewable, clean source of fuel for backwoods cooking. And since there are no canisters to buy, carry and dispose of, you save weight and space in your pack.
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